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We are thrilled to host our first Prayer Summit. It will take place on Friday, March 21, from 7pm–9pm, and continue on Saturday, March 22, from 9am–12pm. This will be a powerful time of prayer, where we actively seek God together. We will engage in worship-based, Scripture-based prayer, calling on the Lord as He leads us. It will be a time of refreshment, encouragement, and deep spiritual renewal—perfect for every heart longing to draw closer to Him. As we worship, read Scripture, and pray, Christ Himself will guide our time. Whether prayer is new to you or a vital part of your life, your participation will deepen your connection with God. Don’t miss this opportunity—come, pray, and encounter Him. Please note that childcare will not be available. Register here.

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On April 4th at 7pm, we are having a "Songs from the Valley" night of worship. This is an evening where we want to intentionally live out the call in Scripture to encourage one other, pray with one another, and bear the burdens of one another. This will be a night of lament, confession, comfort, and bringing our burdens before the Lord. If you hear this description and you're thinking "I'm not in a time of suffering or lamenting so I don't need to go to this!" We want to encourage you to still put this in your calendar and make an effort to join us on April 4th. The Bible tells us that suffering is to be expected as a part of our fallen world and so if you are not going through it right now, you will be in the future. This night of worship may help to prepare you for that season. Another reason to come even if you're not in lament right now: God has designed the body of Christ to be a true spiritual family and so if you are in a position to help bear the burdens of a brother or sister, to pray with and encourage someone who is in a valley, this is actually a way you can serve the church. And of course, if you are in a season of lament, we want you to come ready to bring your circumstances before the Lord. We're going to pray, we're going to sing, and we're going to come before the Lord asking him for answers and looking to him for comfort.

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